Bloombase Demonstrations

Demonstration Procedures

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Web Application and Database Column Level Encryption

Problems Government agencies and financial institutes are mandated by national legislation and/or industry-wide information security standards to have their sensitive storage data secured from prying eyes, otherwise organizations and business owners are liable to prosecution, fines or contract annulment if sensitive customer data are ever exposed Enterprise core systems, for instance, enterprise and resource planning (ERP) and customers relation management (CRM) systems, are built on data servers typically database management systems. Relational databases benefit from high performance queries and accesses because of their structured design, file and storage systems performance optimization as well as the smart use of indexes Implementing database encryption traditionally equals to change of schema, increased complexity to maintenance and worst of all, significant degradation in system performance, which are not welcomed by the user community Solution Spitfire StoreSafe secures corporate databases at complete application transparency No database change required Spitfire StoreSafe secures sensitive data in database tables by column-based encryption Row-based and application specific data protection can also be achieved by Spitfire StoreSafe lookaside encryption API Demonstration In this demonstration, we will show you how to make use of Spitfire StoreSafe to secure a credit card database (Oracle 10g) with sensitive contents including cardholder information, credit card numbers, etc You will experience the power of transparent database encryption and how Spitfire StoreSafe encrypts/decrypts secure contents on-the-fly at wirespeed Continue

Background Technology Information

IP Storage http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/ips-charter.html NFS Version 3 Specifications http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1813.txt Common Internet File System http://www.microsoft.com/mind/1196/cifs.asp